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    What is meant by to many on page links

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    • ClaireH-184886
      ClaireH-184886 @Dr-Pete last edited by

      thank you for this, i will try this now, what a great idea.

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      • BlueprintMarketing
        BlueprintMarketing last edited by

        Hi Tim, Keri and Dr. Pete

        http://www.distilled.net/blog/seo/site-navigation-for-seo/

        From Seer Interactive. How many links are on the page?
        Matt Cutts recently came out with a video that provides some great insight as to how many links on a page Google will digest, but typically if we see over 150-200, we’ll look for a better opportunity.
        3. Does PR flow through to the page you’re evaluating?
        PAGERANK IS NOT EVERYTHING, but it’s interesting to see if Google places that measurement of value on a page. If a page does have PR, fantastic. If it doesn’t, check other scoring systems like mR.

        http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/showthread.php?t=10494

        http://youtu.be/l6g5hoBYlf0

        http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/link-building/

        Use Seer Interactive's guide when using this tool it is fantastic

        http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/screaming-frog-guide

        http://www.bad-neighborhood.com/text-link-tool.htm

        Seer has a great Screaming frog guide I think it's probably the best one published

        Here are the ways to find out about your internal and external links using Screaming frog

        http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/screaming-frog-guide#I_want_information_about_all_of_the_internal_and_external_links_on_my_site

        Internal Links
        I want information about all of the internal and external links on my site (anchor text, directives, links per page etc.)
        I want to find broken internal links on a page or site
        I want to find broken outbound links on a page or site (or all outbound links in general)
        I want to find links that are being redirected
        I am looking for internal linking opportunities

        Good tip

        http://www.searchenginejournal.com/visualizing-link-data-with-screaming-frog-and-excel-part-1/43641/

        http://www.distilled.net/excel-for-seo/

        Use Distilled U or University

        http://www.distilled.net/u/
        This is not an affiliate link

        I have been a member since the beta came out and I cannot speak more highly of it when it comes to learning about technical search engine optimization

        http://www.portent.com/library/seo-1/seo-4.htm

        http://fatfreeguide.com/link-recover/

        Great free tools
        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/tools/

        Links are critically important to webpages, not only for connecting to other, related pages to help end users find the information they want, but in optimizing the pages for SEO. The Find Broken Links, Redirects & Google Sitemap Generator Free Tool allows webmasters and search engine optimizers to check the status of both external links and internal links on an entire website. The resulting report generated by the Google sitemap generator tool will give webmasters and SEOs insight to the link structure of a website, and identify link redirects and errors, all of which help in planning a link optimization strategy. We always offer the downloadable results and the sitemap generator free for everyone.

        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/google-sitemap-generator/

        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/free-optimization/

        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/broken-links-tool/

        The scan is very fast. Once complete, the free SEO analysis tool presents a Summary table containing the numbers for the following:

        HTTP redirects
        Broken links
        Images with no alt attribute text
        Links to PNG files
        Links to GIF files
        Links to JPEG files
        Links to CSS files
        Links to HTML files
        Links to PDF files
        Links to plain files
        An Image Details table follows the summary produced by the free SEO tool, presenting the following information on images used within the page:

        The image file’s path on the site
        The native size of the image file in pixels (not the display size specified in the tag)
        The file size in kilobytes
        The alt attribute text string used in the tag
        The image viewer control
        To use the view image functionality, pause the mouse pointer over the magnifying glass icon at the end of the table row to display the image.

        Next up, the Link Details table, offering the following details on anchor tags used within the page:

        The URL of the link (includes both internal and external links, linked to the page)
        The file type (CSS, HTML, PDF or Plain)
        The HTTP status code returned for the URL
        The link check result (OK, Redirect or Broken)
        Notes:
        If a link is redirected or is broken, the line for that link in the Link Details table is shown in a red font.
        All HTTP codes other than 200 and all check results other than OK are linked to the HTTP Response Code Checker Tool for more information.
        Check another URL
        If you want to check the status of images and links on another URL using the free SEO analysis tool, type or paste the URL you want to scan in the text box at the bottom of the report tables, and then click Ninja Check.

        Internet Marketing Ninjas is pleased to offer this free SEO analysis tool to SEOs and webmasters. Did you find our free SEO tool useful? Be sure to check out the other valuable SEO tools available online.

        Links to image graphics and HTML files enhance the value of a webpage to both human users and to search engines. But if there are broken links (resulting in 404 errors), incorrect redirects are used (for SEO purposes, we mean temporary 302s), or image files are excessively large (thus weighing down page load speed), they can be detrimental to the search optimization of a page. Use the Check Image Sizes, Alt Text, Header Checks, and More Free SEO Tool to get a fast SEO report on the status of images and links used within a webpage.

        To scan a webpage, type or paste the URL in the free SEO tool’s text box, and then click Ninja Check.

        The scan is very fast. Once complete, the free SEO analysis tool presents a Summary table containing the numbers for the following:

        HTTP redirects
        Broken links
        Images with no alt attribute text
        Links to PNG files
        Links to GIF files
        Links to JPEG files
        Links to CSS files
        Links to HTML files
        Links to PDF files
        Links to plain files
        An Image Details table follows the summary produced by the free SEO tool, presenting the following information on images used within the page:

        The image file’s path on the site
        The native size of the image file in pixels (not the display size specified in the tag)
        The file size in kilobytes
        The alt attribute text string used in the tag
        The image viewer control
        To use the view image functionality, pause the mouse pointer over the magnifying glass icon at the end of the table row to display the image.

        Next up, the Link Details table, offering the following details on anchor tags used within the page:

        The URL of the link (includes both internal and external links, linked to the page)
        The file type (CSS, HTML, PDF or Plain)
        The HTTP status code returned for the URL
        The link check result (OK, Redirect or Broken)
        Notes:
        If a link is redirected or is broken, the line for that link in the Link Details table is shown in a red font.
        All HTTP codes other than 200 and all check results other than OK are linked to the HTTP Response Code Checker Tool for more information.

        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/free-optimization/
        This web page optimization tool analyzes existing on page SEO and will let you see your website’s data as a spider sees it allowing for better web page optimization. This on page optimization tool is helpful for analyzing your internal links, your meta information and your page content in order to develop better onpage SEO. In the guide below, we’ll explain how to maximize the potential of this free SEO tool to improve your website’s on page SEO.

        &

        http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/blog/search-engine-optimization/5-myths-about-googles-algorithms/

        I hope this was what was needed,
        Thomas

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